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Chemistry sector committee

The chemistry sector committee is an advisory body that interprets and harmonises accreditation requirements in the field of chemical analysis. Acting as a link to the sector, it brings together SAS assessors, technical experts and representatives from trade associations, public authorities and conformity assessment bodies.

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Sector committees

The SAS sector committees interpret accreditation requirements, promote a common understanding and support their implementation and assessment. Acting as a link, they bring together experts from industry, public authorities and the SAS.

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SAS Stakeholders

SAS works closely with public authorities, technical associations, conformity assessment bodies, the business community and international partners. This ongoing dialogue promotes practical, transparent and internationally harmonised accreditation.

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Swiss Accreditation Service SAS

The Swiss Accreditation Service (SAS) is Switzerland’s national accreditation body and part of SECO. It accredits conformity assessment bodies in accordance with international standards, thereby fostering trust and ensuring comparability.

Contact

State Secretariat for Economic Affairs SECO
Swiss Accreditation Service SAS
Holzikofenweg 36
CH - 3003 Bern